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ProBrace has researched many different pillows and had them extensively tested by physiotherapists. The selection below has led to the best anatomical pillows on the market today. These pillows are not only comfortable, but are also well priced!

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Thuasne Cervi+ Orthopedic Pillow
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From: €65,45 – €85,45

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Thuasne Cervi+ Pillow Cover
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From: €41,45 – €42,45

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Reh4Mat Orthopedic Pillow for Neck Pain, Migraines and Sleep Apnea
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From: €59,95 – €79,95

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What is the best sleeping position?

Sleeping is very important to you, we all know that. We also sleep about 30% of our lives. For this reason, it is of course extremely important that you have good posture when you sleep. But what is a good sleeping position? And which pillow is a good pillow?

Sleeping on your back

Sleeping on your back is a natural position for your body and also a neutral position for your spine (if you use a pillow). By lying on your back, you put less stress on the vertebrae of your spine and there is virtually no pressure on your organs. Your body says; ideal! The disadvantage is that people who sleep on their back often snore. Not a disaster for yourself, but annoying for your partner.

Sleeping on your stomach

Sleeping on your stomach is a position that is definitely not good for your spine. Lying on your stomach increases the pressure on the lumbar spine (low back) and you often lie with a twisted cervical spine (a twisted neck). This rotation in your neck is to the left or right and is often an end position of your rotation in the neck. This posture creates a lot of pressure and strain on your cervical vertebrae, which of course can lead to a lot of pain and complaints. So don’t!

Sleeping on your side

Most people sleep on their side. Besides the fact that this is an anatomically good posture for your body and the pressure on the spine is minimal, it is also a very friendly and social posture. Side sleepers also seem to be real people.

The perfect sleeping position: which pillow should I choose?

Unfortunately, the perfect sleeping position does not exist, but you can make sure that you get as close as possible to it. You do this with a Cervi + pillow from Thuasne . Thuasne has developed a ‘normal’ and a ‘maxi’ format for people who prefer a smaller or larger pillow.

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Super brace!

Less pain complaints.

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I have had to get used to it, but it has the support that is so necessary. I will have to see a rheumatologist to determine whether this is the right treatment. For now I have the brave less pain complaints.

Fast delivery and good explanation online.

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Fast delivery and good explanation online.

Fast delivery and quick contact after email...

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Fast delivery and quick contact after email and received good advice Point for improvement, a pity that they could not sell any parts separately

A wide range from which I could choose an...

10 / 10

A wide range from which I could choose an ankle support. I was still unfamiliar and very clumsy with something like this but thanks to quick and friendly help from the probrace online store, I am now on my feet.

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Thuasne Cervi+ Orthopedic Pillow

Thuasne Cervi+ Pillow Cover

Reh4Mat Orthopedic Pillow for Neck Pain, Migraines and Sleep Apnea

What is the best sleeping position?

Sleeping on your back

Sleeping on your stomach

Sleeping on your side

The perfect sleeping position: which pillow should I choose?

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